Your followers are at the gate before the bell
Ice cream, jerk, coconuts. The pin goes where the truck goes, and followers are told when you set out.
Go live from your phone and your pin follows you until you close. The people who follow you find out you’re out.
An ice cream truck on its round, a cart outside the gate after class, somebody with a bag of what they baked.
Checked once. Anybody can apply, on campus or off. A person checks each shop once.
A pin that stays put is right for a shop with a door, and wrong for a truck on a round. A shop on the move keeps its photo, stock and followers. Only the spot moves.
Ice cream, jerk, coconuts. The pin goes where the truck goes, and followers are told when you set out.
The gate in the morning, the taxi stand in the afternoon. Open where you’re standing, close when you pack up.
Baked goods, lashes, phone cases. Apply as a person, with your student ID or a government ID.
Each truck is its own place with its own drivers, run like a fixed shop. A claimed place switches over without a second check.
You’re checked once, not every time you go out. After that, opening, closing and changing what’s in stock never wait on anybody.
Sell on the move
From your profile, tap Sell on the move. Say what you sell and where, add a photo or two, how people pay you, and a photo of your ID.
Checked by a person. Open whenever you’re out.
Somebody on the Cite team matches the ID to you, and approves or explains why not. The ID photo is gone once they’ve decided.
Your pin follows you until you close.
An hour, two, four, or until you close. The pin follows your phone, and comes off the map the moment you close or your time runs out.
Selling from where you are means telling strangers where that is. So the rules are short, and they aren’t settings you have to find.
Cite keeps your latest point and nothing before it: no trail. Close, or run out of time, and it’s cleared. Phone quiet for ten minutes? The shop closes itself.
You draw where you sell when you apply. Leave that area and sharing stops on its own. For a person, this is always on.
The name you sell under, your stock and how you take payment. Your own name stays on your account.
Anybody can report a shop from its pin. The Cite team reads it, and can pause a shop while they look into it.
The full detail is in the privacy policy, and what may and may not be sold is in the terms.
Get approved and set up first, then pay when you’re ready to sell. Cite never touches a sale: buyers pay you directly, by cash, Lynk or bank transfer.
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Buyers pay you directly · Cite never touches a sale
Download Cite, open your profile and tap Sell on the move. Running trucks for a business? Claim them from the dashboard.
Questions before you apply? cite@joincite.com